Speaking to reporters after his meeting with state information technology ministers during the ongoing India Mobile Congress, Vaishnaw said that almost all states expressed concerns about the impact of social media and suggested stronger laws for the regulation of intermediaries.
The growth of the Indian media and entertainment industry, the roadblocks around it and what the government can and is doing to ensure growth were some of the points discussed at ‘FICCI Frames Fast Track 2022’.
The Kerala High Court has adjourned the Star India vs Competition Commission of India (CCI) matter to October 6. The court will pronounce the order on interim issues raised by the broadcaster and its affiliates on October 6, 2022.
The Delhi High Court has stayed Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) order and the proceedings until the next date of hearing. TDSAT issued an order last week requiring broadcasters to provide information on content available on over-the-top (OTT) platforms.
Rights Alliance and ISPs have agreed to update their code of conduct to block pirate sites more quickly in Denmark. When one ISP receives an instruction to block a domain, a new process will see other ISPs follow in less than seven days. Meanwhile, Denmark's Telecommunications Industry Association is publishing files that reveal precisely which domains are being blocked.
Delivering an address at a session of Ficci Frames Fasttrack 2022 called 'The Magic of Online Curated Content (OCC)', Disney+ Hotstar head content Gaurav Banerjee said that the time is now for India's media and entertainment industry to focus on incredible creative endeavours...
As Amazon Prime Video closes in on six years of operations in India, it is one of the market leaders in the streaming segment. A major part of the success is due to it getting a handle on the multiple local languages in the vast market.
As short-form video explodes, YouTube, Twitch, Snap and other tech platforms are reasserting leverage with influencers in the area that matters most: how to divvy up subscription and ad revenues.
Online video is taking up the role of growth engine for the Asia Pacific video industry as free-TV in the region moves into long-term decline, says a new report. The video sector is forecast to remain robust this year, but recession could deal a blow to sector performance in 2023.
"We want to be a top 3 media player, and I personally would be really disappointed if there is the number 3 in front of our ranking," Gerhard Zeiler tells the RTS London Convention.